<p>Model 1: unadjusted.</p><p>Model 2: adjusted for age and sex.</p><p>Model 3: model 2 plus maternal age at first clinic visit, maternal education and maternal pre-pregnancy body mass index.</p><p>Model 4: model 3 plus birth weight (in grams), breastfeeding, maternal report of the child's consumption of fast food, salad, soft drinks, and red meat, and maternal report of the child's amount of television watching and participation in sports and exercise.</p
<p>Young Lives Study, 3° round younger cohort. Model A: crude exposure-outcome estimation. Model B: ...
*<p>Percent density and dense area were square-root transformed for analysis and the values shown ar...
<p><sup>a</sup>NS: the number in this category was too small to analyze</p><p><sup>b</sup>small for ...
*<p> <b>We used an F test for comparing mean differences by three mutually exclusive...
<p>The reference group is children of non-smoking mothers. Model 1 analyses are adjusted for child s...
*<p>p-value <0.05,</p>**<p>p-value <0.01,</p><p>SDS = standard-deviation score, BMI = body mass ...
<p>PTB indicates preterm birth, LBW indicates low birth weight, SGA indicates small for gestational ...
<p>Note: <sup>1</sup>Overall F-test;</p>2<p>p for trend test;</p>3<p>mean differences adjusted for m...
<p>The odds ratios were adjusted for child sex, parity, birth weight, gestational age at birth, mate...
Introduction: Uncontrolled family factors may bias the estimation of the association between materna...
<p>Data are estimated marginal means and 95% confidence intervals, adjusted for other confounding fa...
<p>VLBW = very low birth weight (<1500 g).</p>a<p>MET×hours of physical activity/year (MET = metabol...
1<p>Values are estimated mean difference (95% confidence interval).</p>2<p>Unadjusted model.</p>3<p>...
<p>Displayed are point estimates (95% CI) for FMI (A), FFMI (B) and WC (C) differences between women...
<p><sup>a</sup>NS: the number in this category was too small to analyze; small for gestational age<s...
<p>Young Lives Study, 3° round younger cohort. Model A: crude exposure-outcome estimation. Model B: ...
*<p>Percent density and dense area were square-root transformed for analysis and the values shown ar...
<p><sup>a</sup>NS: the number in this category was too small to analyze</p><p><sup>b</sup>small for ...
*<p> <b>We used an F test for comparing mean differences by three mutually exclusive...
<p>The reference group is children of non-smoking mothers. Model 1 analyses are adjusted for child s...
*<p>p-value <0.05,</p>**<p>p-value <0.01,</p><p>SDS = standard-deviation score, BMI = body mass ...
<p>PTB indicates preterm birth, LBW indicates low birth weight, SGA indicates small for gestational ...
<p>Note: <sup>1</sup>Overall F-test;</p>2<p>p for trend test;</p>3<p>mean differences adjusted for m...
<p>The odds ratios were adjusted for child sex, parity, birth weight, gestational age at birth, mate...
Introduction: Uncontrolled family factors may bias the estimation of the association between materna...
<p>Data are estimated marginal means and 95% confidence intervals, adjusted for other confounding fa...
<p>VLBW = very low birth weight (<1500 g).</p>a<p>MET×hours of physical activity/year (MET = metabol...
1<p>Values are estimated mean difference (95% confidence interval).</p>2<p>Unadjusted model.</p>3<p>...
<p>Displayed are point estimates (95% CI) for FMI (A), FFMI (B) and WC (C) differences between women...
<p><sup>a</sup>NS: the number in this category was too small to analyze; small for gestational age<s...
<p>Young Lives Study, 3° round younger cohort. Model A: crude exposure-outcome estimation. Model B: ...
*<p>Percent density and dense area were square-root transformed for analysis and the values shown ar...
<p><sup>a</sup>NS: the number in this category was too small to analyze</p><p><sup>b</sup>small for ...